Know which deals have urgent open support tickets

**Objective:** For Attio deals in stage `{deal-stage}`, find those whose people have open ServiceNow incidents of priority `{priority}` or worse (default: priority 2).

**Step 1: List the deals in Attio**

Call `attio-get-record-deals` (Attio server) with `deal-stage` set to `{deal-stage}`. If no deals come back, report that and stop. Keep each deal's name, value, owner, `associated-company`, `associated-people` and `web-url`.

**Step 2: Find the people in ServiceNow**

For each deal, take the people on the deal. Call `attio-get-record-people` (Attio server) with `record-id` set to each person's id to read their email address, then call `servicenow-get-user` (ServiceNow server) with `email` set to that address. If a deal has no people, fall back to the people of its associated company using `attio-get-record-people` filtered to that company.

**Step 3: Pull open incidents**

For each ServiceNow user found, call `servicenow-get-incident` (ServiceNow server) with `caller` set to that user. Keep only incidents that are not resolved or closed and whose priority is `{priority}` or more urgent.

**Step 4: Report**

A table sorted by deal value, highest first: deal name, company, value, owner, number of qualifying incidents, and the worst incident (number and short description). Then list deals with no qualifying incidents in one line, and deals where no contact could be matched to a ServiceNow user in another line.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* `attio-get-record-deals` and `attio-get-record-people` are on the Attio server. `servicenow-get-user` and `servicenow-get-incident` are on the ServiceNow server.
* This prompt only reads. Do not call any `attio-add-*`, `attio-update-*`, `attio-upsert-*`, `attio-delete-*` or `servicenow-add-*` or `servicenow-update-*` tool.

**Validation:**

* Never describe an unmatched deal as having no incidents; it has unknown incidents.
* If the stage name matches no deals, say so and ask for the exact stage name.